small japanese garden concept

Small Japanese gardens are simple and amazing. I particularly everybody like the small Japanese gardens and this is what I am going to be writing about here.

Small Japanese gardens are very much about nature and a natural looking garden is considered to be the 'ideal' garden.

Rocks are one of the most common things used in Small Japanese gardens especially the smaller ones. They are easy and simple, natural and can be really effective. Sand is also commonly used along with a range of wild plants.

People like how the Japanese feel that they have to separate there small garden from the outside of the home. this concept really fantastic.

There are basically 5 types of components that should be included in small Japanese gardens.

Below the basic concepts that the Japanese use to create there small Japanese gardens. If you have a small garden which is in a sunny location I highly recommend that you look into making a Japanese garden:

Rock or Ishi - this means rocks are the foundations of Japanese gardens. Wide or arched in a natural looking way, this gives depth to the garde adn Stones used are often tall,

Water or Mizu - The Garden's expert says water is supposed to remind us of the relentless passage of time. Water is calming and is a great way to make the garden look natural.

Plants or Shokobutsu - If the plants are said to have a meaning in Japanese gardens, is to remind us that every season that passes away. Plants play a secondary role to the rocks in Japanese gardens, water gardens, unlike other cultures.

Ornaments or Tenkebutsu - Make frequently used in Japanese gardens, Japanese gardens are very small. These ornaments add an additional interest in traditional Japanese gardens.

Borrowed or Shakkei - This is usually something from outside the garden. The Japanese say it can be things from far, near, high or low.